Hotel Cisar

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• TimmyDXXI

  22 junio 2018
  Buena ubicación.

  Cosas positivas: -Calidad-precio. -Buena limpieza, tanto de la habitación como del baño. -Empleados simpáticos y siempre dispuestos a ayudarte. -Por un pequeño suplemento te dan la habitación antes del horario. -La ubicación, en una calle céntrica, a pie de casi todo lo que hay que visitar. Cosas negativas: -Habitaciones poco insonorizadas,se escuchaban todos los ruidos de la calle y de las habitaciones colindantes. -El desayuno tipo buffet, poca cantidad y de una calidad muy mejorable (mejor desayunar fuera). Conclusión: Si no quieres gastar mucho y buscas las comodidades de un pequeño hotel céntrico, este es tu alojamiento en Lviv.

  

• MikeLondonSE

  12 septiembre 2018
  Great friendly & efficient service, clean, good price, 24hr fully licensed and surprisingly good associated restaurant

  10-13/9/18 - We three middle aged British guys were on our last few days of our Ukrainian holiday (fourth time) and were flying out of Lviv on Thursday 13th September. We arrived late on a Monday night as our Intercity from Korosten was ten minutes late. At the station the public transport information was useless and it seemed by the information on the trolleybus bus stop that the service had finished by 23:00. We decided to walk the 2km to the hotel with our 5kg backpacks getting there at 23:25 (a straight road left towards the centre after the station approach road). We had emailed ahead to warn of our late arrival, although the hotel had a 24 hour reception. We arrived tired and the receptionist was very professional and friendly (as were others during our three night stay, very accommodating too and some spoke better English than others). We were given the keys to our (more expensive option) balcony triple room no 403 which was bright, smart, clean with three good sized single beds in a row, an armchair, small cushioned table, large wardrobe, desk and chair. The balcony had a small table, only two chairs and was shared with 404. The door was a double glazed continental uPVC style, secure and kept the street noise out. We used the balcony for breakfast using the desk chair as the third. We found the table moved in our absence with a stinking ashtray and empt ciggie packet on it twice, i just moved it into 'their' corner. The room had enough electrical sockets for gadgets. 17 inch wall mounted LED TV with remote. 32 satellite channels but none in English unfortunately. A desk/table was useful with sockets nearby and a big bin underneath. A modern A/C unit was in the corner and its remote included. The unit took up space on the balcony floor though. The A/C was heeded a few times as the room got quite stuffy in the general heat and the traffic noise let alone particulates from the diesels) was too much for the balcony door to be left open or ajar. Wifi was generally good so catch up (if you dare too) with News from the outside world on devices! Shower-room was big enough with external light switch for a central light but no dedicated over basin mirror lights for shaving etc. So a bit dull. The tap water pressure was good for jetting out razors. Enough hot water in the late morning for showers but I could tell system was struggling. When we arrived the toilet cistern was leaking (into pan so cistern not filling) so I requested at Reception for it to be fixed, it was whilst we were out, although is still leaking at the back seal so wet ledge under sink and behind toilet. The (quite cheap) toilet seat cover fell off and I reinstalled it. A loo brush and a small bin were by the loo. There was no active extraction fan. There were hooks and a heated towel rail for towels (and drying socks overnight). There was no sink plug for washing smalls (we bring our own or wash whilst showering) and the coat hangers were used to dry some on the balcony hanging off chairs (set back so not to bring the tone down). The balcony got the sunset heat. As seasoned travellers (on a budget) we like places with fridges and kettles (to make our first coffee or tea puck me up). Neither was in our room but I asked at reception for a kettle (as I had noticed a hair dryer supplied on request earlier - a previous reviewer was not aware). A big kettle was taken out of the store just for us! I was sooooo grateful and it was well used the two mornings after (no, the showers were perfectly hot, thanks!). On our second day all the towels were replaced and beds tidied (we asked the receptionist not to do this after our second night as we were happy on eco-mode, checking out after our third night. Unfortunately there were very thin walls so I was woken up in the morning by early risers talking loudly but no big deal as I part wrote some TA reviews before my friends got up (and that coffee in bed!). There were also some occasional unusual gurgling/coffee making noises which emanated from the bathroom plumbing. This was no big problem! The associated Restaurant Cisar (unlisted separately on TA) on the ground (with a mezzanine floor) floor was open to the general public and a godsend on our second (Tuesday, after a concert for finished at 21:15) evening as most restaurants out of the centre closed at 22:00 and shops were banned from selling alcohol from 22:00 also (Ukraine s going through a process of cleaning up its reputation as heavy drinkers AND foreigners on Stag Do short breaks wreaking havoc). The restaurant was serving most dishes 24/7 and the were remarkably cheap and good considering the almost canteen like style (with table service even on the mezzanine floor). See separate pics on this site for quality and cost! Also the beer was good and cheap, after 22:00 and we saw a bottle if Hrilka with three shots served by the friendly waitresses at an outside table at 23:00 (not body local to disturb, only the guests on the road side of the hotel - double glazed windows worked!). At the back of the menu is a price list for breakages and cleaning bills....such is Stag Do life..... Breakfast was had on the balcony the first two mornings. Our first morning attempt of finding a proper bakery failed (reception had no idea) but the second morning we found a deep long old fashioned shop with a real bakery at the end only 50m away towards the centre, at #55, 'Rodinna Korbaska' (a quaint chain it seems) which had a good selection of hard and soft breads, sliced to order, and sweet breads including delicious chocolate bread and their (stodgy compared to the French) versions of jam or custard filled croissants all served in paper bags, not plastic (hurrah!). Overall this is a great value hotel which is fairly central with great facilities including its integrated 24 hour restaurant. Friendly staff run this (chain) hotel. We had a pleasant three nights here.

  

• Viktoria L

  25 marzo 2019
  Last weekend I visited Lviv with a working trip

  Stayed for one night at the hotel Cisar. In general, it was all good atmosphere, atmosphere, friendly staff. The room was clean and comfortable. The hotel is almost in the center of the city and not far from the station. The staff at the reception offered to leave my bag in the storage room and not walk around the city. But there were some nuances: the room had a faulty rosette, shabby walls and there was no hair dryer. The room did not have a shower only a mixer.

  

• almirsadikovic

  28 julio 2019
  Terrible stuff

  The hotel is great and the receptionists are very very nice and they will help you with anything, but the staff in the hotel's coffee shop is terrible they are very rude and slow and it is so hard to order here anything

  

• Igoryok1

  03 agosto 2020
  Sightseer-friendly hotel

  Cisar Hotel is a modern building conveniently located between the railway station (about 20-minute walk) and the Opera (about 10-minute walk). My room was small, but good enough to spend three nights for about 14 / night. Hotel staff is friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, due to Covid-19, there was no buffet breakfast, and meals were offered a la carte from a special breakfast menu. The only disappointment was a shower (at least, in my room): the floor in the bathroom was almost absolutely flat, and there was no shower curtain, so some water remained on the floor every day. Summing up, the hotel is good and convenient for people coming to Lviv for sightseeing.